US government to help Somali Government to dislodge Islamists out of the capital

The United States is aiding the Somali Government, which is in its final preparation of a major offensive to lastly retake the control over country's capital and restore order and law to a country that has been in a complete chaos nearly for twenty years.

The new Somali military commander, General Mohamed Ghelle Kahiye said that he recently shared vital schemes about the coming military operations with American advisers.
"It is a good step that Americans are helping us and we are ready to take the advantage of this remarkable chance," said General Kahiye, a veteran senior Somali military officer.

the U.S Government is a part of a counterterrorism strategy to deny a haven to Al-Qaeda, which has found sanctuary for years in Somalia's chaos and has helped turn it into a magnet for terrorists from around the world as US report indicates

The US administration is gradually more worried about the link between Somalia and Yemen, a growing extremist hot spot, with fighters going back and forth across the Red Sea

However, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Africa, Johnnie Carson, said: "This is not an American offensive. This is a Somali government attack on armed groups in an effort to uproot the government’s Islamic foes out of the city and establish the security through the country."

Independent reports say most of the American military assistance to the Somali government is focused on Somali military trainings and is always channeled through African Union peacekeepers. Now the matter looks different rather than helping. it is likely that US will be involved in the awaited Somali transitional government invasion

According to the report, an American official in Washington, however, has predicted that American covert forces would get involved if the offensive to dislodge Al-Qaeda-linked terrorists begins.

Over the past few months, American advice-givers have had handful assistance in the training of the Somali forces to be deployed to the country as part of a continuing program to build the capacity of the Somali military.

By Nur Hirsi Abdi

Tallmog@hotmail.com

Nairobi, Kenya

08 March 2010 Waagacusub Media

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